Just don’t take the red pill and it’ll all be fine.
Codefinger doesn’t sound quite as good, though…
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Plausibly, someone else could crack or guess the password. They’d be receiving stolen goods, but my guess would be that’s hard to enforce internationally.
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Reportedly, “[s]everal outgoing transactions” from QuadrigaCX addresses “have been made since the alleged date of Gerald Cotten’s passing (December 9th, 2018)”.#crypto #lawhttps://medium.com/@zeroresearchproof/quadrigacx-chain-analysis-report-pt-1-bitcoin-wallets-19d3a375d389 …
If this is true, then the question would be, how is that possible?
Sorry, that link is a dead one.
Per the article in Gizmodo (scroll up, up, up) the bulk of the “money” is in encrypted “cold storage” and can’t be accessed; but some of it is in “hot storage” and can. See article for details.
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I love that stoic look on Jodorosky! (sigh) And so young… where does the time go?
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To quote Republican politician Rick Perry, “Ooops.”
Here’s the password: ROSEBUD
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in some countries “hoovering” is a generic term for sucking dirt off a rug
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I may likely be mistaken, but isn’t that also the generic term for holding incriminating information on actual/possible political opponents?
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